Book Club
Spotlight
Home Health Aide: Guidelines for Care
The population is aging, fast. According to the Pew Research Center, over 10,000 people per day turn 65. As more older adults remain at home or other home-like settings, the need for competent and compassionate aides has never been greater. Read more
Forget "Remember"
Forget “Remember”, is for the care provider of someone living with dementia. This book is focused on maintaining the Quality of Life, an optimistic and loving support style, and a focus on respecting the dignity of their patient. Read more
Home Health Aide: Guidelines for Care
The population is aging, fast. According to the Pew Research Center, over 10,000 people per day turn 65. As more older adults remain at home or other home-like settings, the need for competent and compassionate aides has never been greater. Read more
Forget "Remember"
Forget “Remember”, is for the care provider of someone living with dementia. This book is focused on maintaining the Quality of Life, an optimistic and loving support style, and a focus on respecting the dignity of their patient. Read more
I'll Have It My Way
Healthcare in America is not healthcare it is a $3.5 trillion industry where the legacy players--hospitals, physician groups, BigPharma and insurance companies... Read more
I'll Have It God's Way
The I’ll Have It God’s Way six-session Bible study is designed to be used with a small group. However, you can use it personally or engage your family as a group. Read more
What Does It Feel Like to Die?
An essential roadmap for helping the dying cope, and the tools for understanding and compassion. A reflective, even counterintuitive look at the journey at life’s end. Read more
A Guide for Caregiving: What's Next
As baby boomers care for their aging parents and set their own long-term goals, many are faced with caregiving for the first time. Author, Tina M. Marreli offers support and information,,, Read more
Surviving Medical Mayhem – Laughing When It Hurts
Are you facing a medical challenge – or know someone who is? Do you find yourself staring at a diagnosis you don’t want to hear? What do you do? Read more
In the Lingering Light
In the Lingering Light is a valuable field guide for Alzheimer’s caregivers, written by one who has gone before you. Cynthia Fantasia packs courage and faith to help sustain you on the uncertain road ahead. Read more
Contemplative Caregiving
Contemplative Caregiving is an indispensable guide for end-of-life caregivers and for anyone seeking to transform experiences of caregiving and grief. Read more
The Soul of Caregiving
Who are the caregivers? We all are, for at the heart of being human is the capacity to care, to reach out to others and explore the relationships we build. The Soul of Caregiving is about us Read more
Do You Have What It Takes?
Do You Have What It Takes? contains the real-life experiences of hands-on caregivers, who generously shared their stories with the author when they saw the value in making a workbook such as this available. Read more
Soul Support
Soul Support: Spiritual Encounters at Life’s End, an enthralling new memoir by hospital chaplain Joan Maxwell, offers comfort and encouragement to caregivers confronting the life-threatening illness of a loved one. Read more
The Spectrum of Hope
The Spectrum of Hope offers practical advice, wisdom, and real hope. Here are chapters on how to maintain independence and dignity; how to fight depression, anxiety, and apathy; how to communicate effectively with a person suffering from dementia. Read more
It Takes Courage to be a Caregiver
"Be the voice for those who have no voice!" Cheryl is a Caregiver from her early years watching as one grandparent, her parents and her son had cerebral palsy. Read more
The Ultimate Compassionate Guide to Caregiving
In The Ultimate Compassionate Guide to Caregiving, I establish a connection. With our poor caregiving system and lack of training for caregivers. Read more
When Family Calls
Caroline H. Sheppard shares her story with lessons learned and how she was called to oversee the care of five different family members over a fifteen year period from afar. Read more
Just In Time
In Just In Time, Joan Jackson offers a riveting fictionalized account of the day-to-day roller-coaster of caring for her schizophrenic brother for over 20 years. An extraordinary look at schizophrenia from the inside. Read more
Dementia Caregiver
Becoming a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer’s disease can be an underappreciated, and yet noble role. Because of the nature of these disorders, the only way to become an effective caregiver is to become well-informed about the disease. Read more
While They're Still Here: A Memoir
While They’re Still Here is a poignant story about a family that heals old wounds as they guide each other through the most vulnerable chapter of their lives in caregiving. Read more
The Informed Patient: A Complete Guide to a Hospital Stay
"The Informed Patient" will guide you through your hospital stay to ensure the best possible care. "This book might just save your life." —Robert Wachter, author of "The Digital Doctor" Read more
